The best of Twitter from the WMEMC
Global | May 05, 2016 | Gabelli School of Business
Gerry Byrne, FCRH ’66, speaks during the World Media Economics and Management Conference.
The weeklong World Media Economics and Management Conference produced its share of wisdom and wit. Here are some tweets from this week’s conference, from the insightful to the humorous:
Models are changing quickly. What made you successful up to this point may not make you successful in the future, Warren says #WMEMC16
— Gabelli School (@FordhamGSB) May 3, 2016
media jenga being played – interlocking relations between players: Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat says @robnorman #wmemc16 — Clare Cook (@cecook) May 5, 2016
G. Norman: we need a creative revolution. We can’t compromise the user experience for the advertiser’s benefit #WMEMC16
— perezlatre (@PerezLatre) May 5, 2016
Norman talking about the collection of behavioral data and its relationship with targeted advertising. Was a faulty promise #WMEMC16 — Gabelli School (@FordhamGSB) May 5, 2016
Join @cecook and me at #WMEMC16 2:35: “Hyperlocal news media making money” A graph of their volunteer & paid staff pic.twitter.com/rcQgX4mcLv
— Piet Bakker (@PietBakker) May 5, 2016
Marketing strategy in one sentence: Over-prepare then improvise. #WMEMC16
— Andrew Hanelly (@hanelly) May 5, 2016
Hans van Kranenburg wins the sartorial award for his jacket during the innovation policy session #WMEMC16 pic.twitter.com/D3rvlaMlBq — Robert Picard (@picard_robert) May 3, 2016
Joke about the Super Bowl: Norman says he often misplaced the space and said it was the Superb Owl. Ba-dum-bump #WMEMC16 #Fordham — Gabelli School (@FordhamGSB) May 5, 2016
